The Dillon tribune., 1887-05-13
IN TOWN AND OUT,

year:
| Mrs. kupter has new and attractive
adv. in this paper.
Strawberries and cherries have been in
the Dillon market for week.
| At last the leaves begin to SHOW on the
few trees scattered about town.
The Ogden daily News has been en-.
larged and improved in various ways.
Blackfoot. Idaho, is to have q new paper,
seoa. 1t is to be democratic in politics.
WIN. Smith has moved his family to the
ranch on the Rattlesnake, for the summer.
! Reinl,ardt 4 Callahan have fresh salm.
on, Tor sale By the pound, At their market.
Rev. Geo. D. King, Of Virginia City,
preached from the pulpit Of Grace church
Sunday morning.
IT,. White, photographer, is now in
Blackfoo., Idaho. He expect. to be in
Dillon about June let.
The Ladies Aid Society OF Grace NJ. E.
Church will meet with Mrs. q. f.. Morse,
Wednesday, May 18th.
Bricklaying began this morning on the
addition to h. r. White's building, occu.
pied BY White, the grocer.
The Philipsburg Mail came to US en-.
larged to 6.col. folio and printed fioo,
new type. We are glad to note the pros
perity Of the sturdy youngsser.
II was difficult tc determine whe.he, Il
was December or May, from the appear.
ance Of things Wednesday morning, there
being five or six inches of snow sn the
ground.
At the time OF the las. Knigh.s ol
Pythias ball someone borrowed the TRIB
uxE's flag and forgot to return It. This
sqvib is intended to joy the ge"t'ems"'s
memory.
The paintings exhibited by Miss Nellie
Marshall, at the millinery store, arc true
to nature, both in de!ineation and color;ng
Go and see them. II will repay you fol
your trouble.
The Dillon militia, designated as com
pany f, was mustered in BY Adjutant
General Turner, last Saturday evening
The boys are sworn to obey Uncle Sam
beck and call for the term Of three years.
The house on the corner of Sebree ant
Pacific streets, owned by C. Me,len, is t
be removed several feet west from Paci6
street, upon which it now encroache'
The work will begin Monday.
5 &c. Metlin has leased the Corinne hote
;. and the cottage for the period Of Ave years
, to Mrs. F.. M. Eastman. Her lodgin
! house, north of Thom.en 4 Bliven's s.or.
I is being raised and will be removed to tn
4 lot between the hotel and cottage.
Next Tuesday. the 18th, IL the day az
pointed bv Governor Leslie Tor Arhor da,,
and /. is hoped the citizens Of Deaverhca
county will generally observe the day b
first planting trees and then enjoying
holiday.
Attention is called to the card oI Mar
ming, Harding 4 Martin, the Boston woe
and commission merchants. This firm
favorably known to Beaverhead sheepme'
,e having been represented here BY one
:. the firm for several successive seasons.
's The book. for the school library ha,
~ arrived, been numbered, and placed on II
n, shelves OF the new book case in the pri'
cipal's room. In the selection OF the boo'
Prof. Knapp has displayed much taste ar
discrimination, and the Dil'o" hts
school has now the nucleus OF a libra'
which contains no trash.
i. The contract tor furnishing the mon'
{. ment and enclosure Tor the grave Of Fat
tn er Ravalli, at Stevenaville, has been let
4. A. n. Prescott, Of Helena, Mont, he beit
:. the lowest and bcs; bidder. The 'non'
not being fully raised, the committee
Of vite contributions to make up the det'c'e
ID. cv. All contribution. should be address
to Henry Buck at Stevensv'lc, Mon
Father Ravalli. Monu,,,cn, and Mem"ri
"a. Committee.
The Montana HioM H'o!:'' says: /
paper, @. the capital city are "u~ clame
inv for a >pecia! session q the !esis'a,u
Inc to a,ucr,, the bounty :aw. "hic:! has on
bcen a month in operation. pom
III. poin, they seem 10 bt i lt.!c m'Neo' IL
fu' tina, j. the mixing up %! prairie dogs a
"grouni squirrels. They are I" n" W
related to each ether There Is no trout
con,;nu from: the prairie dog bounty, It